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Meanings of naïve in English
Usage of naïve in English
1
However, this naïve analysis ignores substantial differences in study quality and design.
2
Methods: Thirty-two treatment naïve metastatic melanoma patients were included in the study.
3
We minorities weren't naïve enough to slip up and ask embargoed questions.
4
Maybe he didn't want to believe how young and naïve I was.
5
His claim that war is never necessary is ill-informed, simplistic, naïve balderdash.
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Perhaps I sound naïve but there has to be balance somewhere, right?
7
I'm hardly young and naïve, and I won't stand for it, Brent.
8
I'm not saying he wasn't careful, or that he was naïve, really.
9
Yes, Ptolemy had been naïve about the strength of hatred and fear.
10
Most paradigms are developed when we are young, naïve, and relatively powerless.
11
I was too naïve to handle my finances, my friends, my work.
12
Then in the naïve tone of a person, somewhat perplexed, he asked:
13
We understand that we should be careful and not be too naïve.
14
However, there is something naïve in the stories they tell of her.
15
Clarendon tells the close of the conversation with an almost naïve candour.
16
She was becoming accustomed to these naïve and simple explanations of conduct.
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Naïve through the time
Naïve across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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